It’s wrong to dismiss concerns about Chinese corporations using the new China-Canada investment pact to challenge Canadian regulations and policy… About a third of all investor-state disputes…
In today’s Globe and Mail, trade campaigner Stuart Trew writes, “It’s wrong to dismiss concerns about Chinese corporations using the new China-Canada investment pact to challenge Canadian regulations and policy… About a third of all investor-state disputes globally relate to resources, including challenges to delays or cancellations of mining and energy projects.”
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Brent Patterson is a political activist, writer and the executive director of Peace Brigades International-Canada. He lives in Ottawa on the traditional, unceded and unsurrendered territories of the Algonquin...
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